Catherine, who’s currently interning at MathSpire, talks through some of the reasons for taking maths A-Level even if you don’t want to do a science degree.
Catherine Tran
17 June 2020
Catherine, who’s currently interning at MathSpire, talks through some of the reasons for taking maths A-Level even if you don’t want to do a science degree.
We explore some applications of A-Level Maths in Economics courses at university.
We explore some potential causes of the gender gap in A-Level maths, which was outlined in a previous blog.
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Over the last decade, the number of A-Level Maths candidates has been gradually increasing. However, the proportion of female candidates
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